Have you ever wondered how you would go about getting a likeness of your own head on a Lego or Megablocks figure? Actually, not me at least, until I saw these wonderful creations by British company Funky3Dfaces, who scan photos of your very own cranium and then use 3D printers to construct a custom Lego head!
These funky photographs of ‘real-life’ LEGO Minifigures were expertly captured by French photographer, Samsofy, who has created a variety of humourous situations and setups featuring our favourite little plastic marvels! Check out the image of the man fishing for sardines out of a tin…
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Further Information // “Real Life LEGO Mini-Figures in Amusing Situations” // All the images shown within this post are © Copyright Samsofy.You can see more of their work over at the Samsofy website.
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Designer Chris McVeigh creates stunning miniature LEGO collectables that resemble retro Lego Televisions, Telephones, Cameras and even old-style Mac Computers!
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He photographs these mini-marvels and sells them via his online store, and even though they’re quite expensive, you can’t say they’re no unique! Check out the rest of the images below:
If you haven’t seen any of Glennz Tees Designs before (previously), then prepare to be amazed and to laugh! Glenn Jones, the designer of these illustrations, has a very unique illustrative style that combines simplistic line-art, punchy-colour and pure imagination. If I were to summarise Glennz Tees in one work, it would be “quirky”…
★ See Also: 10 Excellent Illustrations from Glennz.
The gallery below shows only a selection of his recent work. I just love the Robo Pop and TV knife and fork illustrations. Which is your favourite?
Elroy Klee is a former graffiti artist from The Netherlands, who is the owner of Elroy Klee, a studio of twelve designers. They work together in the fields of illustration, set design and 3D work. Klee’s work is a mixture of “experimental transformer style”, urban street art and Dutch design. Here is a selection of some of his work from his Behance profile, along with 12 interview questions about his work and design style…
Well, I’m Elroy Klee. 43 years in the making already. So a kind of oldie. In the graphic game already some 16 years, but making name the last years in the international scene. My motivation comes from within’. Just making beautiful stuff.
It all began when I was around 16. Starting in the streets with tagging and bombing my hometown with graffiti. Just was addicted to it and loved designing letters. After my study I began a studio with some companions. We were doing a lot of corporate stuff, identities and packagings. A few years back my illustrations roots was calling for attention. I left the studio and now a days I freelance as and art director/illustrator.
Well, inspiration comes from everything for me. I can walk in a forest or supermarket. It doesn’t matter. I’ve noticed if I’m in the car on a highway I’m at my best creating a concept. Sounds kinda weird, but…
I’ve entitled this post “The Real Life Lego Man“, although I think that the photographs actually include the woman who created them, Jennifer Smile! As you will see from the set of images below, Gennifer has taken photographs of what it would be like to have a huge yellow Lego head stuck to her body! If you have been following Design Soak Magazine for any length of time, you’ll know that I love Lego, so this set of images was quite fun to see! See the rest…
See also: Outlandish LEGO Office. Sorry, It’s Not Built With Bricks!.
In this post filled with design inspiration, there’s a French braid, green-hue facade (oh yes), Lego cupcakes with green icing (yum) and also globe made out of Lego blocks, a table made up of hundreds of different coloured pencils, the best treehouse ever been made, bananas dipped in chocolate for children …and, finally, a revolutionary 3-D printed prosthetic leg. There’s some more stuff, too! Enjoy…
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This quirky set of poster designs were created by Italian art director, Marco Sodano. He states the concept behind these works is that “all the children are authentic artists with Lego”. See the other two images below…
SEE ALSO: Realistic Lego Creations by Bruce Lowell.
This stunning set of Star Wars LEGO Scenery are set up with LEGO Figures, Spacecraft and Wookies! They were created by Finnish-based illustrator and designer, Vesa Lehtimäki, who is known as “Avanaut”.
★ SEE ALSO: 50+ Ultimate StarWars Inspiration.
Near the end of the gallery, check out the snow monster ans the Storm Trooper stooped over burning embers on a cold night in the snow! Excellent…
Here are 10 unusual chess sets that I found recently. There’s everything from a stand-up chess board, to ones made from glass, fabric and crochet. There’s even an Angry Birds one too. Enjoy…
